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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-05-07

VIII mako tho season of 1887 OH tho Eastern
Shore of Virginia OH the following terms: 80 10
insure IL marc Wit foal; SIS for services tie sea-
som and SO for sngc services, llmllou Strictly W
ten approved mares.
DESCRIPTION
Truo Bainrtlo isa solid buy, no white, black
points, ronlcd Alrl 1884, and is 10 hands llichos
high. IIu IL u very handsome strong lnaoe COW,
and IN style anu gait Is nearly pettccI ~ liet
harness horse; and from present ihulcatiohs
ought to make Il successful slro Oh last roao unC
track horses.
PEDIGREE.
True Dnjnrdo Is by Dajnrdo, LIST dam by Oys.
tormal, III, 2nti dam Glencoe (Col. Finnny'sl, 3ru
dam Portsmouth,.
BnInrdo Is by Stephen a. Douglas, son of RVS
dyks lIamblolnnlan dam Lndy Doyle ny NoI.li
star, 2nd dam by Tickle Toby, son of Magnum
Bonum, 3rd dam n Horny marc. Bninrdo Is Il
trottng bred horse md standard by the por-
formuncc Uf Ills got. He sired Staphanus, record
o:28 Eye Lid 2:31 ,Damoud 2i5 and Hattie q. 2;32.
Siuuhen A. Douglas slrod ak trottcrs with an
average rccurd Of 2:2i. Oystorman Jr., sired by
Oystcrman, he by Revenue out OF Miss Conts Dy
Boston, 2nd dam bySlr Archy. Glencoo ny Dllle
poyton dam by Windsor. Bale Peyton WAS slreo
l,y Andrew dam Pocfihontas by American ECLIPSE.
Glencoe was n good twa milo heat raco horse.
Portsmouth, by imp. LuzborouSa out OF FOily
Poacham by Inhn Richards. portsmouth nau u
distinguished hunor OF helng victorious over inc
great rnce horse Boston, and sired Tho dam Oh
Wild Air, 2:23.
REMARKS.
From Tho foregoing It Will DO socn that Truo
Bntnrtlo Comes from Tho best trottlnG Stock Oh
his slros side, and this blood Is basod OIL Il race
horse foundation through his dam, Oh winch
thcro Is no better. With such strong breeding no
Will lmpnrt. substance and finish To his get
with q ont uniformity rs his sre Ba1nrdo mas
donc. Ho will mako his season from February
LIST until April Goth.
M-For further particulars, apply to
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$500 Tobacco Hands strike.

JERSEY, CRY, N. j., january A.
About 1909 hands struck work this
morning at ?. Lorillard's tobacco fac
tory. Last week Assistant w. s. Brown
notified the employees in the plug de-
partment that their wages would be
reduced 25 cents on 1000 pounds, and
the wages Of those working by the
week would be cut down from SO to Sc.
Yes erday Mr.. Brown discharged seven
men in the plug department. filling
their places with new men. The dis
charge OF these men was demanded by
the employees, who refused to work
with them. The superintendent re-
fused to comply, and the entire force
in that department struck, At noon
they were followed by 400 men fro m
the box factory and 400 girls in the
filing department. The strikers refuse
to return on the old terms, and the
factory las been closed. The remain
log employees quit work this afternoon.
The last to go out we're the gir,s who
put revenue stamps on the mauufsc-
tured goods. The entire force Of about
$500 employees are now out, and the
large factories are Idle. The strikers
dispersed quietly, and there was no
disorder,
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GERMANY.
The Fate of the Army.

BERLIN, January IA The fate OF the
army bill was settled today by the
Rtichstsg adversely 10 the govern
nent, and Rction was Immediately
taken to dissolve the Chamber. Herr
Won StauffeRberg's amendment limit.
ing the duration OF the bill to three
years, was voted up IN and the amend
ment was carried, the vote being 1856
10 1874. The Conservatives, Imperial
lists and National Liberals voted with
the minority. The Socialists and most
of the Alsatiau members abstlined
from yotiug. Prince b snlarck imms-
diately read an imperial message dis
solving the Reichstag.
An imperial decree was Issued this
afternoon fixing February 2lst for the
holding Of general elections for mem
bars OF the new Reichslag.
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CABLEGRAMS.

BERLIN, January 14.-A rumor that
Hem LudertZ, the German explorer,
had died in Africa is denied.
BERLIN, January 14.-several meet
ings Of the Bundetrath have been held
recently to decide upon what action
should be taken by that body in the
event Of the defeat OF the army bill in
the Reichstag.
BERLIN, January 14.-Pince Bis
mnrck and Marshal Won Moltke both
received cablegTams from Germans in
Utah, congratulsting them upon their
speeches in the Reichstag in favor Of
the army bill.
Berlin January IA letter to the
National Zeitung from s.. Petersburg,
says the relations of Germany and
Russia have recently been fortifi d,
but Austria and Russia still have to
settle tome matters which do not re-
late entirely 10 Bulgaria.
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MORE DYNAMITE BOMBS
PUT UPON THE STREET RAIL
WAY TRACKS
BY the Striking Carmen-A Dummy
Demolished and a Lady Seri-
0asly Injured.

San Francisco, CAL, January A.
The residents on Post street, between
Larkin and Polk streets, were startled
last evening by the sound of a tire.
mendous explosion and by the shatter-
ing of Rlsss about their esrs. A dyn.
amite cartridge had been placed on
the track Of the Larkin street branch
Of the Suffer cable road, and had ex.
ploded under dummy No. "a. Toe
dummy WAS completely wrecked ard
the windows OF the car and houses in
the neigh borbood were demolished .
A Mr.. Hilderbrand and bis wife and
brother were sitting in the dummy on
the aide whore the explosion took
place. They were all thrown into the
street, ard Mrs. Hilderbrand. it is
feared, is seriously injured. She was
taken into a neighboring house ard
medical assistance summoned. Later
in the eI nirg che was conveyed to
her home. IL was a miracle that no
Others were injured, as several per.
sons were on the dummy. People in
the vicinity rushed to the scene Of the
dis aster, and soon large crowd con-
gTegsted, Officer CTonDer, who was
on the dummy, describing his sensa.
tione, said that the explosion had the
effect OF momentarily stunning him,
and it WIS fully half an hour
before he recovered his hear
ing. The excitement caused by
this explosion WIS intensified when il
became known that snota ser exp losion
had taken place on the Suffer street
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Erect OF RIsmarck's speech In
London.

LONDON, January l4.-Pdnce Bis.
marck's speech Tueeday hiss had a
sort Of benumbing effect in London.
People'do not know whatto FAY. They
feel that they once mons stand in the
awful presence OF a great war, snd
that they almost hear the tread OF
millions Of armed men and the roar
Of countless cannon. The newspapers
here have been discussing the proba-
bilities Of war every day Tor the past
elk months. The words OF the great
Chancellor, however, come like the
premonitoiy sounds Of storm. There
Is a general impIeIsion here that he 10
In earnest aad means all he says and
aglod deal more.
j have ia ked TO q number II intelli.
gent German residents Of London, and
they bslieve that war between France
and Germany cannot be deteTr d
much longer unless France shou d
abjectly retreat from her present Of.
fensive position. They Fay that this
Is the German EnpeToi's ninetieth
year, and that neither he nor Prize
Bismarck, nor Field Marshal Won
Moltke can hope TO live much longer,
But they want to see the historic
quarrel between France aud Germany
settled while they are alive and while
they themselves can arrange the
terms Of the peace which they hope to
see follow. There was but one opin.
ion amOrg the members Of the sock
Exchange and business men generally
yesterday, namely, that war IS newt.
able and that the speech OF Prince
Bismarck had done much to precipi-
tate 1t. The TINS and those uliri
Tory papers which have been scream
ing out for the salvation OF Bulgaria
and for Princs Alexander OF BAtten.
berg, ara much upset over what the
Chancellor said onthe Bulgarian ques
ton, and they are by no meaus lsvisl
in their praise of his speech, all ad
uniting, however, that a most seriou
crisis Is close at hand which he az
proaches like a giant, and that he
yet master OF Europe. Notwiths aud
ing the death OF Lord lddesleigh YET
teTday afternoon, Bsmarck's spe Oh
everywhere the chief and almost sol
topic Of conversation.
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The Que err. Hand Kissed.

LONDON, January IA Ministerial
council was held at the Queen's resi.
dence today. The seals Of q fife were
transferred to the new members OF the
Cabinet and those who had changed
office, and the Ministers kissed the
Queens hands ssshs formally motif d
them Of their appointment.
Mr.. Gladstone has been depressed
ever since he heard Of the death Of
Lord Iddtsleigh. He has caught a
cold and Is now confined to the house.
Lady Iddesleigh watched over the
corpse OF her husband all last night.
She 10 greatly Frustrated.
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A Conference or I'm
employed W0rkmon.

LONDON, January 1.-THE confer
ence OF Glsdstonites and Libe,al-
UnioDists begun at Sir William Yer
non HacouIt's residences yesterday
has bsen adjourned until Parliament
meets. This was done because the va
rious conitrees have engagements TO
address political meeting, in different
parts Of the country, and cannot spare
the time now to continue the discus.
sion Of the differences In the Liberal
party.
A large number OF unemployed
workingmen held a meeting at Nor
witch, today, and after listening to the
speeches oil two socialists commenced
an attack on shops. The police dis.
pereed the mob before they could do
any damage, further than the breaking
of . numb n OF windows. The two
socialists were arrested.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That a
IN special meeting o. the stockholders of
the Kansas City, Memph and Birmingham
Railroad Company will be held at the office Of
on MONDAY, Januar 81, 1887, at ten (l0)
o'clock M, for the purpose Of voting upon
tho question of consolidating the Kaneas
City. Memphis and BIRMINGHAM Railroad
Company of Mississippi and Tennessee with
the Memphis aud Birmipgham RaiIroad
company of Alabama. and for the transact
ton Of such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
GEO. ii. N ETTLET0N, President.
J. 6. P1RD. Secretary.
Memphis, Tenn December 30, 1885,
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consolidation OF Labor Unions.

Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, January l4.-Last
night the delegates from the Central
Labor Uni3n aud the Trades Assem-
bly, met at Bsrchis Hall to consider
the matter of uniting the two bodies.
The only obstacle to such a union was
what name the new organ!zltion
should assume, bu! after spirited de-
hats it YVES decided to consolidate un-
der that Of the st Louis Trades and
Labor Union. After the adoption OF
a new constitution an adjournment
for two weeks was tlken, when Off
GERS will bo elected
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-15
Hay Fever Sufferers,

The number Of people annually af.
fl C'ed with this mo annoying ma'a-
dy seems 10 be & eAtly on the IL crease.
. The EDITOR OF this Journal IL
an fnnual vic i'm, and wi IA a view 10
discover a specific hss triei numerous
remedies. OF these "Ely'a Cream
Balm" is by all odds the qui kest and
most satisfactory, two applications
greatly ahying tue -ual y mptoms in
the J. ose and EYES, View i recon-
mend i's use by all suo'rct 10 hay
fever, snd we gladly bear unsoiicltsd
testimony TO is eff isncy in our own
clse. Media pa Record,
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BISMARCK DEFEATED
In HIS DESIRE TO HAVE THE
ARMY BILL
Pass without Amendment - John
Bright on the Fisheries---H N.
Stanley COmpllmented.

LoEDoE, Jsnsry IA course for
the Jubilee yacht race fer boats Of all
nations hiss at last been determined
upon. The race viii be sailed around
the United Kingdom. The yachts will
start from the Thames and will he re.
suired to keep Great Britain and Ire
land on the port hand. The finishing
point will be- at Dover. British yachts
men approve the selection OF this
course, believing that it will give sll
yachts, whether home or foreign, a
fair chance. The race will take place
early in June.
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Consumption Can De Cured"

DR.. J. S. Combg, 0wensville, o.,
says: II have given SCOTS Emulsion
OF Cod Liver Oil with Hypophesphites
to four patients with better Tesul'a
than seemed possible with any remedy,
All were hereditary cases Of Lung
diseases, and advanced to that stage
when coughs, pain in the chest, fire.
quent breathing, frequent pulse, fever
and emaciaion. All these cases have
increased in weight from tixtenn Ia
twenty eight pounds, and are not now
needing any medicine"
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John Bright on tho Fisheries QueL
lion.

LONDON, January l4.-John Bright,
in letter declining an Invitation to
attend a meeting Of the advocates Of
federation. on the ground that hs has
no sympathy with the objects and
purposes thereof, asks the projectors
of the movement how the PROPOSED
federation wonld deal with the hsher-
les dispute between Canada and the
Uni ed States. II Canada were indie.
pendent, he asserts, she would yield
to the Arguments OF her powerful
neiRbbor, end if there was no Domin-
ion OF Canada the di,pnte would soon
have been settled by English oon"~"
sion OF Americas rH-- ~
The f~'' -e.sonable claims.
Iteration prcjs ct, he save, is
mainly the offspring Of the lingo
split, which clamors for a vast and
continually widening empire, aud
seems almost ready 10 boast that the
Empire can fight the world outside Of
its own limits. Mr.. Bright says he
would recommend sensible men to let
the question rest.
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A Hnndsome Resideucc Deutroysa

CHICAGO, Ill, January 1.-THE
handsome residence of Norman ID
Ream, No. 1921 Prairie avenue, was
almost totally burned this morning.
The los is placed at $50 600; in
suTsnce Sl25,0O0. fhe bulldog had
only been recently completed, and the
owner was to take possession next
week
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That .
~ !pecial meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Memphis. and birmingham Railroad
Company will be held at the once Of the
Company, In the city Of Birmip CHAM, Ala,
en- MONDAY, January 81, 1887. at ten (l0)
O'Clock m. for the purpose Of voting upon
the, question. Of consolidating the Memphis
and Birmingham Railroad Company of Ala
bama with the Kansas City, Memphis and
sippi and Ten nessee, and for the transaction
Of such other business as may properly come
GEO. II. NErTLEToN, President.
j. s. FORD, Secretary.
BirminRhsm, Ala, December 30. 1886.
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IRELAND.

0'Brien Satisfied with the Apology.
DUBLIN, January "a. - William
O'Bien, editor Of the United Ireland,
has expressed himself satisfied with
he apology made BY the Dublin FL
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A Fine Complainant Paid Mr.. stan
lev

LONDON, January lathe Standard,
referring TO the honors conferred by
the city upon Mr.. Henry M. Stanley
yesterday, Gays: The corporation
ii,tiDgly Interpreted the feeling Of the
country toward the distinguished ex'
plorer.
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Prcs for ifbeling him, and has formal
~ given notice that he will drop the
action for damages against that paper.
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Inn AIrinn heItIrd.

FoRr MoNR1F, Va, January IA
The strike at Newport News has been
settled and the troops have returned
10 Richmond.
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ANN TRADE.

t1AEzxA 1EllrA1E- 2rE =
Ia talk q ~ sarssf fnaar wns % the $50
~ <As hslteM ~ fAIlen - = - ~
1 mn<hsA
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u4nnea nlman have hean hhlppsa fEaz
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lsBss - saatesn palnts. 80 fsI nassss 70 So
Hrzn.lsso. s4szs e1nls: = fsrslen pozsS. -
Sc sssass teal. ASSES esssaI Ia aulai lkip.
meas e. tAs a1ms psrssa e - arErsIzssi
a1kSu 1nnaA
PRODUCE nEcURHs burlne ne sat -
h1zzs ne rse1ncs rnerlEea b 6naEtla i@Eln4e1
- sllsz11gs Z packa1sa bu114Fs IS ak
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SO L1n4s g 4snzzAi mzrshAmaAHs ever Ia p
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an1 lAay ue1e nnaninga8 IN thaIR s1ateUe111
fbHs NE mnrkss had Gastamn1. Ono lAxsa Arm
AhteA hnn1les DEzT 1al1a e hoTa eEory Ne1F,
I'D thai q 6lgpa1eA wna eecol411 - tn a1sri
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pr Duwnd.
Es-sappilss e ffssh aroW lsas. and 50
csnls pr do1sn would not b Surprising "a
merit Wessss qu1e1ffon-
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VIA rsl.rsn.s Is ~ Gtip 80
hnn3f1A fees Ula1 "a eaHh MS 6 -
~ - ~ Een1. e. which rs F<IFl<Ee
% H4Hgse ea9fs, sA9ne aEa& ttzn0e8 w1z
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u1eEn sN1h llmheF, go. m1T ~ Saken-
In paztisulzx lie dofsnns b sha1 - -
n111nes e survey q - sd = = IN
BoAzi1la 10 6steEmine Wh11h1g lke c1M-
rsng ha9 6sEn BeEnogiDg timbeE NON
- oWn sessions. a. ahoes hsInQ NtaR -
sAe dgsefnm1uk II fhis rsgpeet The
eoMplal1t Is fatally unoaElzin. Ihs
de1endGut e1Inpa1Y slains fns rale1 q
l1e InlerIcr DepaEtmEuf are noi bind
ing 90 1ny Fallsoad oumpnuF.
tad1e G1l1ua followed VITA q rarsly
tDshniozi HEnumenf On behalf Of hsed-
eEick Leonard, II which be claimed the
oomplafn1 vas GIed IL the wrcrR die
II. w. Hobsou, os DenvsF, Col, re.
piled hrfs9g on behalf % TIE Govern
mani. Ihe Argnmeats weEe eonslnde1
e 3 la1s herr IA the egenine. Chtef
Justice Jonss took The casa unaeE 3D.
Eissmsnt-
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DOG SALMON.
PAcxKns WAITING ron THE BIO RuE TO
COMMENCE.


"Ddes the dog salmon run ever fail on
Puget SOundS" said q salmon packer 20
a ueli known old settler the other day.
II have no distinct recollection Of
any particular season when the doe
salmon did NOT run" was the reply
''but Why do you askg"
81 am reliably informed that The d1p
salmon OF PuQet Snund ere Q Fefy eu-
pegior Gsh to the fall salmon Of the 90.
lumbia, and as there Is great demand
IN Chicago Tor cheap Dab, We have con-
Guided 10 pack some Pcaet Sound doc
salmon, and see II they viii an the bill
and supply the demand for chap feb. I
"Will you label them Puget Sound
Silver Sslmonrn
aOh. no; We will put soEae kind Of Q
stock label on them, and sell them only
BY sample, 90 that dsaler viii see jasi
What he e getting wbea be bays those
nah. AL the dog salmon red meat will
Be cannsd. and those that afe white
vii 6e ssltsd and packed in barFels.p
Has The run Of silver salmon entire
u siOppedg"
sIl hns,so far az Muckilseo isconc IN.
ed. elthounh some hsh u being brocRbi
fron Hoods Canal. The run has been
very light this fall. and some have nol
packed half what they expected 10. II
ne have good run Of dog salmoa Il
wiii enahle us 20 al up our cans snt
Get our money back on oar lin without
carrying % over until next season"
"HoU are prieesF
"sAImon this year IL bringing an ex
eellent prics, and thosn f1hernen vhG
did not sell until The fish vas ready fol
the market have made lots Of money
tkat IL, provided they have been able 20
pack any FISH,"
Another gentleman, spszkine 10 "a
gard 10 The same matter, saic; II an
deFstand Mr.. Myers sold bis entire
saasun's catch ia advance as fair psic'
but had he waited until the ash welS
paeked and ready TOE market the bal
ancs IN his fsgeF would have been mani
thousand dnllsFs.S
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RENRMBERs HER vIsrr.
Ans, v1fz.AhD ASKS ron A PHOTOGRAPHS
WHICH u FORWARDED 10 HER.


Oau eay last week gentleman At the
Columbia A Pueat sound Railroad Of
doe reoaiyed . letter ffosn Henry VII
lard, ID which that gentiemaa stated
thai his wife bad preserved photographs
Of the civ Of Seattle taken during the
Viali Of Mr.. Willard and bis guests 70
1858, dnfiua the last SPIKE celebration,
ana that she vas very anxious 20 secure
. photograph Of the yenng lady VINO
delivered tie welcoming address - The
University groands. to be addtd TO she
collection, He also requested that TIE
address Of the yeung LADY e sent 10
Mrs.. Willard. The gentleman who re-
oeived The letter, beipg comparative
stranger Ia tks city, turned khe letter
over 10 q friend in the once, who
hFonaht 20 his assistance q iady TREAD
Of Misa NeIlie Powell, and after search
lhsy fonnd q very good negative or hliss
PoWelt az one Of our local galleries, sra
from Il had 8 picture made. which vas
satisfactory.
with lAe photograph the gentleman
sert a letter, IN which be aaids u called
At he Posr IETEtEfanHcnn efnoe 70
learn the address Of Miss Poveil, VIE
delivered The welcoming address 30 you
10 1aea, aud Whosa photograph u hefe
enclosed, and foWnd that sae reeertiy
moved 10 New York with her mother,
eiaierA aud brothers, and iR living only
a few hlocks frsm your home, and viii
donhllass Be rieaaed 30 have MIS-. VII.
lard and yourself call upon her.
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AN APPEAL TO BE HRRDED-


Believing thst The present protection
Afforded North Pacific ooasf shippinR
By tbe eovsEnmeri b tnadsquats ard
thai durine The WHITES. wh4a stoFms are
prssAlsni. . large Unlfsd sistss steamer
should be pui into seFviss on
wntsrs adjaesnt 10 TIE straits, Minor
Miner has caused the foiiowing iele-
gram 10 BE- ssut % the seat q govern
ment:
EnAxTEK, Nov. 5, 1881.
TO the Honorabss, lhs Secretary ~ tie
TrsasaFs, WasAisg1oas D. c.: ! Honid
respectfully urge that . large. ppwsEful
ard naeWoEtky xeFonoe nseaEneF Be So
tened during the winter mouths AZ the
Straits Of Fuca 10 look after The inter-
sssn Of shipping Ia the ueiNhboxho0d Of
Cape Flatkery aud adjoining Vancouver
1sland coast. Each month hundreds Of
ocean going vesseis pass ii and eat %
these straits. Last winter IN the Eiein-
ity named, over twenty vessels Bnd 81
least one hundred lives were lost. a
large proportion Of these lives and 1his
property could have been saved had the
Bear OF some eQaallF poweffnl and sea-
worthy vessel been stationed at the
point nnmed. The Wole0tt bns neither
the necessary soaRoinR Qualities Or
power for this important and hazardous
services. Very Rsspeotfnliy,
THoMAs T. GMoR.
MayoE.
- . So.
Read oar advertisement IN this morn
inR'a paper and attend 0ur great aale.
Toklas 4 SingsFman.
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